Fluke or Flir

[John E. Cubit, Jr.]

Which one of these brand IR camera would be your pick?


John Cubit
JC Home/Mold Inspections
Manchester,Tn.

[David A. Andersen]

how much are you planning to spend?

Just hang around for a minute. Every salesman in the woods will show up.

If you need a camera, I have a database of available cameras so you can get a "real camera" for the pretend camera price. (Just friends that have upgraded cameras or are retiring).

[William R. DeVries, CMHI]

I think you need to compare the specs with what you want to do, and where you want to be in a few years. then match up with a sales person and try them out, which feels better, which will operate to your needs and can adapt to your inspection style. field reports completed on your camera , or massaged some on the laptop. It is such a broad question and there is sooo much inbetween.
talk to the folks here that use cams for a living and find out why they like the ones they chose.

[John McKenna]

All FLUKE cameras endure the drop test way better than others. The day you drop your camera, this is all that matters. I know this from personal experience.

Dollar for dollar, you get more resolution from a FLUKE as well.

[Dennis J. Bonner]

Im hoping Santa hooks up a Fluke!

[Peter W. Bennett]

Originally Posted by jcubit

Which one of these brand IR camera would be your pick?


John Cubit
JC Home/Mold Inspections
Manchester,Tn.

just get drop insurance with your lease